In a word: Wow. When I began to think about homeschooling seven years ago, I read and researched and researched and read. Honestly, I wish I’d had this invaluable tool back then. Home Education 101 guides new homeschoolers in the beginning steps of their journey, covering such high-interest subjects as: Organizing your time and your home for a home education…
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Preschool Items from Gentle Shepherd
Don’t miss the giveaway and special discount code at the end! Five readers can win a Preschool Beginning Notebook! I had the opportunity to review two items from Gentle Shepherd ~ the Fuzzy Felt Family and the Preschool Beginning Notebook Set. Both are recommended for preschool age children and both cost $4.00 for a pdf ebook (around 25 pages). The Fuzzy…
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I Can Study Jonah & Ruth Alone With God
As my daughter approached sixth grade I began researching independent Bible studies for her. We have morning devotions and study the Bible together in our homeschool. I wanted her, however, to begin developing her personal relationship with God. I Can Study Jonah & Ruth Alone With God is a Bible Study written by Karen Mohs. Using the NIV Bible (although…
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The Big Picture Story Bible :: great for preschoolers!
Like many Christian families, our home and family has seen several different children’s Bibles come through our doors. I appreciate Bibles for little minds and hearts that tell things accurately, but not too descriptively on everything. Quite honestly, the Scriptures are not G-rated! In time they’ll read more, but for the littlest ones, about ages 3-7, we’ve found one that…
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Princess Training For the King’s Glory Review
Character development is the most important aspect in our homeschool. Finding a way to teach the material that isn’t preachy or boring however is another story. We’ve used a few different character training devotional that were okay, but we were having a hard time finding one that we absolutely loved. I had the opportunity to review Richele McFarlin’s Princess Training…
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Sprout Labs – A Trio of Science App Reviews
This month, we have a trio of apps by Sprout Labs. Butterfly HD An amazing journey into the world of butterflies. Butterfly HD covers the complete lifecycle of these insects; from egg, to caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly. The transformation from caterpillar to butterfly through metamorphosis is brought to life through photos, animations, and videos. The app’s opening screen presents…
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Meet The Masters Review
Finding that teachable art curriculum that has everything can be very difficult. Especially if you feel art is not your strength. But I truly feel I found what I was looking for in Meet the Masters. I have many homeschooling friends who feel that they can not teach art. But whether you feel you are gifted in art or not,…
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ScienceWorks Series — Grades 1 – 3
During the early elementary grades in our homeschool, we focused on the three Rs: reading, writing, and arithmetic. We tended to save the other subjects for the summer days. We would do a little science or social studies before heading out to the park. The 3 Rs gave my daughter a solid grounding in basic skills, with something different to…
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God’s Runaway DVD Review
Don’t miss the giveaway at the end! See The Light offers a fascinating DVD, God’s Runaway, consisting of step by step art lessons while instilling the popular Bible lesson, Jonah. God’s Runaway Story and Art lesson consists of 238 minutes of invigorating content while drawing children to our Heavenly Father. What’s Included The Story of Jonah told in an entertaining way. Obey – an art…
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Psychology: A Christian Perspective
I have always had an interest in the study of psychology and even took a few classes on the subject in college. It’s a good thing my faith was strong, though, because not one of my psychology professors supported the Truths of Scripture. In fact, quite the opposite, they often tried to talk me out of my faith with their…
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